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Browning Leader Record

Location

Browning, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Sep 10, 1942

Page

8

School notes and county basketball schedule announced

The first assembly featured Ray Duane Peterson in charge with a cordial welcome to freshmen and visitors. Theater roles were read by Fred Lee Montgomery, while Room II presented Neighborhood Helpers and the freshmen initiated with sophomores staging stunts. The Linn County Athletic Association met in Brookfield and Browning High School outlined a schedule with games from September to October and a November county tournament at Brookfield.

Ray Duane Peterson Maren Keithley Fred Lee Montgomery Hattie Heartless Marjorie Stephenson Ann Greedy Wilma Bagley Shy Brown—Sue Bennett Kitty Kindness Helen Falconer Eula Unpopular Marjorie Knifong Tom Timid—Leonard Mitchell Red Grouch Billy Sheen Bob DeVon Gray Mary Boastful Merilee Kelly Tim Brown Howard Havens Fred Friendless Junior Jennings Ted Thoughful Fred Montgomery Betty Braggart Beva Jean Cox Bud. Busybody Edward Elliott Carol Careless Joy Pryor Sammie Smile Laverne Jennings Mr. Wilkison Room II Jeanne Woolf Mary Smith Marvin Abbott John Bill Grice Gwendolyn Kelly Linn County Athletic Association Brookfield Browning High School Page Cummis Bucklin Fristoe Linneus Browning

Reading and arithmetic workbooks aid children in class

Students received workbooks that make reading and arithmetic more engaging. An Indian unit has begun with stories about tribes and named figures like Rain-in-the-Face and Brave-Boy. In art, the class created splatter paintings of Indians and horses.

Sure-Foot Brave-Boy Good

Neighborhood Helpers playlet staged for assembly

A fifth grade class reflects on losing classmate James Dell who moved to California and notes new arithmetic cards and seat work. They enjoyed a Friday assembly where they performed Neighborhood Helpers with Gary Kenley as master of ceremonies and peers in roles such as Policeman Jerry Quigley Fireman Donald Nevins and Doctor Jimmy Robison.

James Dell California Louis Arnold Gary Kenley Jerry Quigley Donald Nevins Kenneth Arnold Jimmy Robison Eva Doris Carter Ronald Crookshanks Donald Rinehart Bonnie Zoe Lay Cynthia Moore Herman Jacobs

Third Week at School Sees Arrivals and Departures

Room III notes entering the third week of school with workbooks in use and students settled. Two former pupils Donald and Cherril Williams visited and will transfer to Kansas City this year. Fine Arts work last week was mentioned.

Donald Cherril Williams Kansas City

School progress notes and student achievements update

Miss Harris teaches painting and project designs while students work on music staff basics and a reading notebook. Valjean Gooch finishes her first outside reading, The Hoosier Schoolboy. Eighth graders study the 15 colonies with a map and product lists. seventh grade covers the Constitution. sixth grade explores the Renaissance and artists. Our new hearth books support reading and language. We attended our first assembly, enjoyed sophomores welcoming freshmen. Several entries are planned for the school fair with posters, penmanship, and wood collections. Visitors are welcome for an afternoon tour.

Pleasant Hill Social Notes Highlight Local Visits

Local residents report family and friend visits across Pleasant Hill and nearby areas. Several trips to Browning St Louis and Green City are noted, with school starting September 8 and a Nile Clark sale planned for Tuesday.

Aunt Meg Brewer and daughters visit North Salem

Aunt Meg Brewer and three daughters from Oklahoma and California spent a day in North Salem visiting old friends. Mrs. Head revisited her North Salem home and enjoyed the yard and plants she planted years ago. The group, including Ethel of Minnesota, attended the Cattey reunion.

Meg Brewer Etta McCollum Dora Sweat Oklahoma Olive Head Hunting Park California North Salem Roy Jennings Elmer Jennings Emmett John Jennings Miami Pearl Bailey Chicago Ill Clyde Nelson Eldon Riddle Marlin Belzer Brookfield

Sunday Night Roundup From Our Community

Sunday night notes show Mrs. Uby Smith returning home after ten days caring for Mrs. Tucker and the new baby at John Tucker home. Lon Smith faces surgery at Ellis Hospital Kirksville with Ed and Walter going to the hospital. Community visits include Jennings at Brookfield and Gooch in North Salem while others help with canning and calls. School opens August 31 with teacher Marjorie Lambert and nine pupils enrolled.

Uby Smith John Tucker Oren Jennings Brookfield Walters Lee Gooch North Salem Mrs. Gooch Gracie Jennings Cora Brantner Lois Jennings Sallie Abbott Alma Deskins Joan Kay Ritta Head Marjorie Lambert

Local Omaha Families Visit and Welcome Newborns

Mrs Oral McCormick of Neoho Missouri visits her father Ott Crump. George Ford of near Winigan welcomes a 10 lb baby daughter with his wife. Ray Grindstaff and children visit relatives in town and return with Harrison Grindstaff. R W Bardon visits daughter Myron Williams’ family near Green City and granddaughter Virginia Jerome’s family near Edina. Elsworth Smith of Virginia visits Ada Smith’s family. Mrs Calvin Burress spends time with Mrs Robert Stephenson senior. Drew Burress and family from Topeka Kansas are here visiting. Cassie Smith moves into rooms at C C Yardley home. Herman Harris returns from Kansas City.

Nelson Britton Washington Wayne Britton Jesse Woodside Frank Tucker Nile Clark Gibbs Nile Josephine Straley Dale Eugene Lois Phillips Ronald Jewel Dean Walter James Smith Kenneth Knnfong’s B. C. Brantner Browning Stanley Riley E. W. Riley St. Louis Oral McCormick Neoho Ott Crump George Ford Near Winigan Ray Grindstaff Near Pollock Harrison Grindstaff R. W. Bardon Myron Williams Green City Virginia Jerome Edina Elsworth Smith Virginia Ada Smith Calvin Burress Robert Stephenson Drew Burress Topeka Kansas Cassie Smith Lovelle C. C. Yardley Herman Harris Kansas City

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